About this time a revelation was given for the Church to move to the state of XXSTATE. Therefore, all preparations were made for emigrating to the West. Several of the brethren went in the fall before and during the winter; but in the Spring, myself, my mother, and some of the family went on board of a canal-boat to Buffalo. We then shipped aboard of a steam-boat, and after a long and tedious passage, facing many storms, cold winds and rains, we at length arrived at Fairport, about eleven miles distant from the settlement of the brethren. I started on foot with Bro. J. Salisbury, to find them.  Soon after our arrival a conference was held in which the elders expected to receive additional powers to go forth and preach the gospel; and of a truth they did receive more strength and were encouraged through the promises given to them by the prophet. That God would begin from that very hour to bless them if faithful, with glory, wisdom, dominion and power.
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The Church was now being established according to the pattern as taught by Christ and his apostles in the New Testament Scriptures, the same blessings promised by the Savior to his apostles of old, to heal the sick; cast out devils; to speak in new tongues, and to lay on hands for the reception of the Holy Spirit, were vouchsafed to all who became the true and faithful followers of Christ.
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The Elders were then scattered and labored in the different parts of the Lord's vineyard, and the Saints rejoiced much concerning the great work of God in the last days. Sometime after this, another conference was held in Orange, where the Elders, Priests, Teachers and Deacons received some general instructions from the leaders of the Church concerning the priesthood of Melchizedek, to which they had not as yet been ordained; for they had not attained to all the power of their mission, or ministry. At this conference I was ordained a Priest. I had been exclusively engaged in the business of my office, attending the numerous conferences and visiting the branches to see that the members were all faithful and that there was no quarreling, or backbiting among the brethren. During this time my faith was increased and my resolution to serve the Lord and assist in rolling on his work strengthened, and I felt determined to devote my time, talents, and energies in furthering the purposes of God, and spreading his gospel throughout all nations.  I felt deeply the responsibility which rested upon me of being a faithful watchman upon the walls of Zion, and of warning all men of the approach of the Savior. I accordingly made several circuits into the country round about, in order to declare unto them the truths of the gospel. I took one mission with my brother Samuel, into an adjoining county. Also, another one with Don Carlos, my brother, among some of my friends from York State; besides several other missions into different parts of the country. Some were aroused to the necessity of preparing for another world, and repenting of their sins, were baptized into the Church. I labored in the state of XXSTATE as the Spirit directed me, until the fall of XXYEAR, when I took a mission with my brother XXFIRSTNAME, into the western part of XXSTATE, in Elk Creek township, where I became acquainted with a young lady by the name of Caroline Grant, and after a short acquaintance married her on the 14th of XXMONTH, XXYEAR.


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simple_crud¶ ↑
Clean up those controllers with some simple CRUD!
Download¶ ↑
Github: github.com/Jordan-deJong/simple_crud.git
Gem: gem install simple_crud
Installation¶ ↑
Load the gem in the appropriate environments using Rails' 3.2+ gem support.
gem "simple_crud"
Configuration¶ ↑
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base # Prevent CSRF attacks by raising an exception. # For APIs, you may want to use :null_session instead. before_action :confirm_logged_in protect_from_forgery with: :exception private include SimpleCrud end
Implementation¶ ↑
def create @user = User.new(user_params) # Create a new class @user.company_id = session[:company_id] # Add any other attributes create_ @user, users_path, :new # Save the instance, Redirect_to if save successful, #render template if not successful end def update update_ @user, user_params, users_path # Update the instance, Redirect_to if successful, # Always renders edit end def destroy destroy_ @user, users_path # Delete instance, Redirect_to after delete end
Version¶ ↑
0.0.2
Copyright¶ ↑
Copyright © 2015 Jordan de Jong, jordandejong.com.
This project rocks and uses MIT-LICENSE.


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Hi,
I am using this sketch to read LED infrared pulses on my electricity meter.
The sketchs is uploaded to a TinyTX (Attiny84A-PU) and sends current Watt consumption to my raspberry pi using RFM12Pi from the OpenEnergyMonitor Shop.
https://github.com/nathanchantrell/TinyTX/blob/master/TinyTX_LDR_Meter/T...
Everything works fine, but...
If I use a higher send interval (please see line 33) above 30 seconds, it stops sending!
Maybe a problem with the sketch? Can anyone help?
Best regards,
Christian
Re: Problem with Electricity Consumption Meter Sketch (TinyTX)
I see your problem. There is an error in the sketch (or an assumption that you will not want a delay greater the 32.767 s).
sendInterval is a signed integer, therefore 1000 * sendInterval overflows at 32767.
If you declare sendInterval as an unsigned long, or change "1000" to "1000L" the problem should go away (until you ask for a delay of a few weeks!).
You should inform Nathan Chantrell of the error.
Re: Problem with Electricity Consumption Meter Sketch (TinyTX)
Hi Robert,
great - thank you very much!!! :-)
I will change my code and also inform Nathan Chantrell of the error.
Best regards,
Christian


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The Pre-Defined Default Colors in GrADS
The Default Rainbow Palette
Defining New Colors
Transparent Colors
Overriding the Default Palette
Plotting Contours of Constant Color
Omitting Colors
Plotting Non-Continuous Index Grids
The Pre-Defined Default Colors in GrADS
GrADS is built with 16 default colors that are used in a variety of applications. Every color in GrADS has a unique color number that is used as an index to identify it in GrADS commands. Complete specifications of the default colors numbered 0 to 15 are given below:
Col# Description Sample R G B
0 background 0 0 0 (black by default) 1 foreground 255 255 255 (white by default) 2 red 250 60 60 3 green 0 220 0 4 dark blue 30 60 255 5 light blue 0 200 200 6 magenta 240 0 130 7 yellow 230 220 50 8 orange 240 130 40 9 purple 160 0 200 10 yellow/green 160 230 50 11 medium blue 0 160 255 12 dark yellow 230 175 45 13 aqua 0 210 140 14 dark purple 130 0 220 15 gray 170 170 170
Disclaimer: The color samples may not be displayed properly.
GrADS creates a default rainbow palette using the following sequence of 13 built-in colors:
| 9 | 14 | 4 | 11 | 5 | 13 | 3 | 10 | 7 | 12 | 8 | 2 | 6 |
When drawing contour plots, the default behaviour of GrADS is to color code the contours and select an appropriate contour interval so that each contour is a different color and the colors span the range of the default rainbow sequence. The same principle is behind the selection of default contour intervals for filled contours and shaded grid plots.
The scripts "cbar.gs"
and "cbarn.gs"
will
draw a color key alongside a plot of filled contours or shaded grid
cells; the script uses the query
shades
command to get information about the contour levels
and their color shades.
For some graphics, the 16 GrADS default colors may not be
suitable or adequate. It is possible for the user to define new colors
using the set rgb
command:
set rgb color# R G B
For example, to create a palette of colors for plotting anomalies, you can define new colors that will be shades of blue and red that range in intensity from fully saturated to very light. White will be the color in the center of the new anomaly palette.
* These are the BLUE shades set rgb 16 0 0 255 set rgb 17 55 55 255 set rgb 18 110 110 255 set rgb 19 165 165 255 set rgb 20 220 220 255 * These are the RED shades set rgb 21 255 220 220 set rgb 22 255 165 165 set rgb 23 255 110 110 set rgb 24 255 55 55 set rgb 25 255 0 0
Starting with GrADS version 2.1, there is an addional optional argument that may be used to set a transparency level for a user-defined color.
set rgb color# R G B <A>
Color Masking for Transparent Colors
A filled region on a plot is achieved by shaded contouring, filling land/ocean areas using basemap.gs, or drawing a shapefile with filled polygons. The filled areas usually consist of a large number of polygons that appear as one solid region. When filling such an area on the plot using a semi-transparent color, spurious lines may appear at the polygon boundaries or in areas where the polygons overlap. This is due to the alpha channel value being applied twice to the same set of pixels.
To avoid this, you can plot a semi-transparent color value using a color mask. How this operates "under the hood" is somewhat like double buffering. When the masked color number is encountered, a mask is set up, the same size of the screen image. While that color number is being plotted, the plotting is done to the mask image instead. The mask image can be thought of as simply zeros and ones -- 0 indicating that the color has not been drawn there, 1 that it has. When this action is terminated, at the conclusion of a 'draw' or 'display' command or when another color number is being used, then the "masked" color is drawn to the main plot using a masked paint operation, where the color is painted to the plot everywhere where the mask image was 1.
There are some drawbacks to using masked colors. The masked region is an image operation, so the boundaries may appear jagged -- pixelated -- if the plot is rendered at sufficiently low resolution. There may also be a performance penalty for using masked colors. It is a good idea to avoid using masked colors unless absolutely necessary. It is not necessary to use masked colors for "set gxout shade2" because the new shaded contouring algorithm is very well behaved. In version 2.1+, shade2 is the default algorithm used for 'set gxout shaded'. Color masking should be used for the old shading algorithm ('set gxout shade1') or when drawing shapefiles with the polygons set to be filled.
To set a color to be masked, simply specify its alpha channel value as negative. The positive of that value will be used to draw the actual color, when rendered via the mask. For examples, please look here and here.
Overriding the Default Palette
Now that we have a set of newly defined colors (numbered 16-25), we can override the defaults and specify our anomaly palette with exact contour levels and the colors that go with them. This is accomplished by using the following commands:
set clevs lev1 lev2 lev3 ... levN
set ccols col1 col2 col3 ... colN
Contour levels and the colors that go with them are reset with every
execution of clear
or
display
. Thus, it may be
easier to use these commands in a script to avoid typing them over and
over again.
Filled Contours or Shaded Grids: If you are specifying
the levels and colors for filled contours (set gxout shaded
) or shaded
grid cells (set gxout
grfill
), then the number of colors specified with set ccols must be one larger than the
number of contour levels specified with set clevs. Continuing with our
example of creating an anomaly palette, the commands would have the
following syntax:
set gxout shaded
set clevs -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 4 5
set ccols 16 17 18 19 20 1 21 22 23 24 25
Note the "0" contour level has been omitted, but color number "1" is still in
the palette. Drawing a plot with these specified clevs
and ccols
and then running the "cbarn.gs" script will
result in the following color key:
Here is example using 6 colors and 5 contour levels that shows how the filled contours (or shaded grids) relate to the data values:
col1: values <= lev1 col2: lev1 < values <= lev2 col3: lev2 < values <= lev3 col4: lev3 < values <= lev4 col5: lev4 < values <= lev5 col6: lev5 < values
Line Contours: If you are specifying the levels and
colors for line contours (set
gxout contour
), then the number of arguments to set clevs and set ccols should be equal -- one
color for each contour.
Plotting Contours of Constant Color
It is sometimes preferable to plot line contours without the rainbow
coloring. An example might be a plot with sea level pressure contours
in one color (red) and 500 mb height contours overlaid in another
color (blue). For drawing all the contours in the same color, use the
set ccolor
command:
set gxout contour
set ccolor 2
d slp
set ccolor 4
d z(lev=500)
The default behavior of GrADS when plotting filled contours or shaded grid cells is to colorize all areas. To omit a particular color (or contour level) from the plot, simply assign the background color. For example:
set gxout shaded
set clevs -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 4 5
set ccols 0 17 18 19 20 0 21 22 23 24 0
This example is similar to the one given above, but notice where some
of the ccols
have been set to "0" (the background
color). The first, last, and middle colors have been omitted. These
commands set up a plot that will only shade areas where the anomalies
are between 1 and 5 and -1 and -5. The remaining areas will be black (or white, depending on what the background color is set to be.)
When using version 2.0.0+ and 'gxout shade2' or 'gxout shade2b', if any of the color numbers is < 0, the contour is not drawn at all (i.e., it is effectively transparent). In version 2.1+, the 'set gxout' option 'shaded' is an alias for 'shade2'.
Plotting Non-Continuous Index Grids
Plotting grids with index values or non-continuous data (e.g. surface
type classification) is simplified by using the graphics output type
fgrid
and the set
fgvals
command.
set gxout fgrid
set fgvals 1 15 2 5 3 1
d sfctype
In this example, the variable "sfctype"
has three values:
1
represents land, 2
represents oceans, and
3
represents sea ice. These commands would draw a plot
with land grid cells filled with color number 15 (gray), ocean grid
cells filled with color number 5 (light blue), and sea ice grid cells
filled with color number 1 (white). If the first two arguments to set fgvals were omitted, then the
land grid cells would not be omitted and only ocean and sea ice grid
cells would be colored.


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Title
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Install repository on a fresh Raspberry PI |
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Objective
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This test case is intended to verify the following implied or specified requirements:
- sfwiWeather server shall be configured prior to starting for the purpose of collecting weather information for a location within the United States. That configuration will include:
- sfwiWeather shall be configured with a latitude and longitude within the United States. Units of latitude and longitude will be degrees, positive will be Northern Hemisphere and Eastern Hemisphere.
- sfwiWeather shall be configured with a location name.
- The application shall be able to run on a Raspberry PI 0 with 8 gigabytes or less of memory on a version of Raspbian Linux Stretch or above. Note that 8 gigabytes was selected because it is the smallest practical SD card to purchase for the Raspberry PI.
- The application shall be started automatically as a service after it has been configured and installed via the installation instructions. Note that in this mode of operation, the log file will be sent to /dev/null to prevent excess writing to the SD card.
This test case verifies the installation procedure in the repository "readme" file. Most of what is being tested here are implied requirements. That is, upon completion of installation, the server should run without error and display information to a client. |
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- Buster Raspbian image is required.
- 8 Gig or more SD card (contents will be overwritten during install)
- PI 0 W
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- Follow the instructions in the readme file in the github.com repository /mbroihier/sfwiWeather. When configuring, use a location of your choice within the US.
- If errors are stated during the configuration and the location should have been a valid US coordinate and there is a radar station supporting that location, fail this test case.
- If configuration passed, a browser given the sfwiWeather:3000 URL displays weather information and it looks correct/reasonable, pass this test.
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The PI will boot and start a server listening to the port 3000 of node sfwiWeather on a private network. |
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PASSED |
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Cleanup
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"THE BONE COLLECTOR" review by R.L. Strong 1½ stars Rated R for intense violence and gore, adult situations and language
UNIVERSAL PICTURES AND COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENT A BREGMAN PRODUCTION DENZEL WASHINGTON ANGELICA JOLIE "THE BONE COLLECTOR" QUEEN LATIFA * MICHAEL ROOKER * MIKE McGLONE * LUIS GUZMAN * LELAND ORSER AND ED O'NEIL ORIGINAL MUSIC BY CRAIG ARMSTRONG EDITED BY WILLIAM HOY PRODUCTION DESIGN BY NIGEL PHILLIPS DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY DEAN SEMLER A.C.S A.S.C. BASED ON THE NOVEL BY JEFFREY DEAVER PRODUCED BY MARTIN BERGMAN * LOUIS A. STROLLER * MICHEAL BERGMAN SCREENPLAY BY JEREMY IACONE DIRECTED BY PHILLIP NOYCE
Imagine a story about a master sleuth, cut down in his prime left in a state of immobility. He is called upon to help in the investigation of a series of murders so vicious that the even the police are baffled. Now add to that mix a young rookie cop, called upon by the paralyzed investigator to assist him on the case. That simple little plot line sounds like an intriguing idea for a thriller. Don't be fooled. 'The Bone Collector' is one of the most maddeningly intelligence stifling films since 1998's 'Lost In Space'. What makes the film even more aggravating is the utter waste of a talented cast and crew.
Denzel Washington stars as Lincoln Rhyme, a quadriplegic former Forensics specialist.  His injury also causes seizures which may result in brain death. His character is shown laying in his deluxe apartment (which could house a small business, I didn't know cops were paid that much in NYC), watching a peregrine falcon roosting on his window sill. The bird seems to be an ally, watching over the detective; giving him the strength to carry on.
When a powerful New York City businessman is found murdered, rookie officer Amelia Donaghy (Angelina Jolie) is first to arrive on the scene. Using a disposable camera she, documents the crime scene before evidence is washed away by the rain. She discovers additional evidence one the train tracks and single handedly stops the on-coming train before it can destroy the clues. This exercise in examination and care brings her to the attention of Rhyme, who has been called back into service by his friends on the force, to the chagrin of Capt. Howard Cheney (Michael Rooker). Urging Officer Donaghy to be his eyes on the crime scene, an unusual partnership is started.
We are introduced to the killer almost immediately in the form of a shadowy cab driver who has a toy monkey hanging from his rear view mirror. One of the clues left at the murder scene (and at each murder scene) is a small bone fragment, always in the most preposterously difficult location, but always found. All of the clues are discovered, including a series of small pieces of paper no bigger than a corner of a postage stamp. All of these clues lead Officer Donaghy to the discovery of a true crime book published in the early 1920's called "The Bone Collector". The crimes being committed are exact duplicates of the crimes detailed in the book, but no motive can be deduced. That is until the maddeningly contrived and ridiculous ending, where Ryhme is confronted by the serial killer who goes to great lengths to explain his reasoning for the murders and why Ryhme was his primary victim all along.
Now, to be certain; 'The Bone Collector' does have a grand amount of atmosphere. The Cinematography by Dean Semler creates a New York so seedy and forbidding as to possibly kill that states tourist industry for the next decade. But the plotting of the film and the entire set up is so convoluted and contrived that it plays like an accident. A fine example is when searching an old bookstore, Officer Donaghy finds the "Bone Collector" novel in the first place she looks, on the top shelve four feet above her, in the second row, buried under several other books. Now while the character's deductive powers are supposed to be brilliant, this is taking it too far.
Also.. and this is a spoiler (so do not read this if you do intend to see the film).
When the killer finally attacks Rhyme in his apartment, he takes so long to explain his motives that Rhyme is able to finally regain movement in his hand, enough so that he can operate his hospital bed to collapse onto the villains hand. At that point, Rhyme is also able to move his neck enough to deliver the final blow (which does not yet end the attack). And of course, this just prolongs the climax long enough for Officer Donaghy to save the day.
The film is so maddening, in that here you have some of the best talent in film making working on a project so by the numbers, that it becomes almost absurd. The clues are all pointless, they are set ups that lead the police in the opposite direction of where they should be looking. If this were a real example of NYPD investigative resources, that the crime rates would be astronomical. Mayor Gulliani should sue Universal for defamation of local.
Director Philip Noyce (whose credits include the marvelously deft "Dead Calm" and amusing Zatoichi remake "Blind Fury"), works with a sure hand. He manages to draw such earnest performances from his actors, that one could almost (almost), forget the plot contrivances here. Unfortunately, the script by Jeremy Iocone is loaded with every possible variation of the serial killer genre, that the film becomes a template of scenes that never really coalesce into a whole film.
The performances are all very earnest. Angelina Jolie shines as Officer Donaghy. Her growing maturity and revulsion at her work is both honest and believable. Ditto Denzel Washington, who manages to make us accept his physical condition as well as his desire for death. The chemistry between these two stars is palpable, but unfortunately even that is dissipated by the inclusion of a scene wherein Officer Donaghy strokes Rhymes one good finger. That scene is so riff with unsubtle sexual overtones that it's juvenile.
"The Bone Collector" is one film that should have been better. It tries hard to be a variation of the film "Se7en", but only succeeds in being a morbid and grotesque remake of a Umberto Lenzi giallo film. A disappointing and ultimately disastrous film.
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Our goal is to talk to local community members who live with their families and are often in charge of grocery shopping and cooking meals. We can talk to families who live in Needham. We want to know how they keep track of what foods they have in their kitchen, and whether they face any challenges that could be fixed using an application or tracker of some sort. Learning how they make their shopping lists will also help us get a better idea for how they manage their food.
Talking to our potential users will also help us scope the project to know which additional features, if any, they would find useful. Such features include:
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The news of unexpected redundancy hit me in mid-June and on that
day I learned that I would be out of work by the beginning of
August. For the first time in my adult life (also known as an
eternity), I won't be working. It's usually not something to be
very cheerful about and I wasn't. By the end of July, I had
somewhat brushed up my CV and, quite worried, looked forward to
the challenges ahead. If you look at my profile, you might
understand why -- I had had a bit more than a year as a Scrum
Master with my previous company and I definitely felt I needed
more experience under my belt to be competitive in the market. The
good thing is I was raised in a team of great people who had
helped me understand what makes Scrum work and through our
failures together we had a good grasp of what Scrum is and what
isn't.
By mid-August, I restructured my CV so that it highlights some of
the skills that might be able to set me apart on the market. It is
November now and my job hunting journey has come to an end. I have
been in contact with 75 companies and in many cases I applied for
several roles within the same organisation. For the sake of
simplicity, multiple applications submitted to the same company
will be regarded as one here.
Before we jump in the data head first, I really want to place a
disclaimer here: the data presented can, by no means, be
considered to be a true reflection of a regular Scrum Master's job
seeking process in general. It rather reflects my own journey with
all the caveats and pitfalls -- and learning.
Yes, learning. I really wanted to learn something through this
lengthy and sometimes nerve-racking process and share it for the
benefit of many so I made sure to keep all the records of my
applications. As my search is now winding down, I put all my data
in a sheet and created some nice graphs to visualise my findings.
Buckle up, here we go.
I'm looking forward to hearing from you
I started applying to positions nearly immediately when redundancy
hit which means I might have applied to roles I was not exactly
qualified for -- sometimes it was due my own desperation but more
often than not the job descriptions were not clear enough. It
should come as no surprise at all that only one out of five
applications were made through referrals or recruiters who
contacted me with roles.
As a consequence of the above and also due to the nature of job
hunting, I was only mildly surprised that
two thirds of my applications received no response at
all, while some applications were rejected outright. To be honest, I
am quite grateful for these letters of rejection -- at least I, as
an applicant, am not held in limbo about the status of my
application. Hence,
sending a letter of rejection to candidates is definitely a
field where I think companies could do better. It would take hardly any effort to send a template to
applicants stating that they were 'not considered on this
occasion'.
So there was no response sent for two thirds of my applications;
however, nearly one in four applications did receive a response,
and before digging deeper, I really wanted to find out if there is
a correlation between the responsiveness of companies and whether
the applications were submitted by me, by recruiters on behalf of
me or through referrals -- mainly former colleagues or
acquaintances whose current companies were hiring Scrum Masters or
people in my profession in general.
45% of applications made by recruiters were picked up by
prospective companies, whilst this rate is merely 16% if you are a
random applicant from LinkedIn like me. To put it an other way,
applications through recruiters were three times as likely to
raise interest with prospective employers. Also, all applications that were made through referrals were
picked up in my case. Thank you folks, indeed!
Theoretically then, you just need a good network to land on
interviews eventually, right? Well, this is not necessarily the
case as the next graph will show:
It is true that your network and recruiters representing you have
better chances to start your phone ringing, but if you are
relentless you will easily outperform them. Looking at the numbers
only in this graph, you will see that more of my own applications
were picked up than recruiters' and referrals' applications
combined.
It's great to hear from you!
What I was also eager to find out is the response rate in general:
how long does it take for companies to come back to us mere
mortals:
80% of the companies that get back to you, do so within 14
calendar days, and 75% of those wanting to take the process
further responded in just seven days.
Half the companies that were definitely interested in me
responded the day after my application was submitted.
I hope to meet you soon!
Finally, let's see how well those interviews went. For the sake of
simplicity, I broke down the interview types as follows:
-
Initial interview: The first point of contact with the company
-- usually with an internal or external recruiter working for
your future employer. You get to know a bit about the role and
the company, and then you chat about your CV. Nothing too
serious really.
-
Phone interview: This is when you get to speak with some
like-minded folk, in most cases they are your future colleagues
or would-be boss. This is now the real deal, you do get into the
nitty-gritty of agile. For us Scrum Masters, the discussion is
about your agile experience but it is not uncommon to face
situational questions as well in addition to Scrum theory and
Agile methodologies in general.
-
F2F interview: Finally, you get to meet face to face. This step
takes a few hours and you will talk to a wide range of people --
usually in a few rounds. Mostly, these stages are completed on
the same day so you speak with a few product owners first then,
after a quick break, you continue with some Scrum Masters or
Agile Coaches, etc. Depending on the company, you might be
invited back one more time to meet a senior manager but in most
cases this step is just an additional sanity check -- the
decision is likely to have been made by then.
Once you have completed all the interviews, you may or may not get
an offer which you may or may not accept. So without any further
ado, I present to you...
... this chart which shows the stages that I completed during my
job hunting journey. Mind you, each stage builds on the previous
one, the "Phone Interview" stage means that I have successfully
sailed through the initial interviews, and the "F2F Interview"
also implies that I have concluded the initial and phone interview
stages. I hope this is clear. So let's see the main findings:
I passed two out of three initial interviews which basically means
that
once my application was picked up, I was likely to get to the
more agile-focused interview steps, and I was more or less comfortable to whizz through the phone
interview stage as well.
About half the time when a company responded to my application,
I was invited into their offices for a face-to-face
interview.
Obviously, this is when parties have the opportunity to discover
one another. Recruitment should really be a two-way street: it is
not only about them finding out if they would want to work with
you -- you also need to be positive about wanting to work with
them. You need to be enthusiastic about going to work in that
office with those people; otherwise, it cannot really be a
fruitful and healthy work relationship.
And finally, the good news and a powerful reminder for the future
for me is that
about one in five of those casual chit-chats with the lovely HR
person over the phone will actually lead to an offer from that
company.
Finding your next role can be a real struggle at times. It is a
wild, wild roller coaster with completely unexpected ups and downs
and dips and incredibly tight turns. One thing is sure, however:
the ride will come to an end eventually, and you will take one of
those offers, probably to your own professional benefit as well as
to the benefit of the company you will work for.
To conclude, here is what I learned:
-
Dear Companies, brush up your hiring processes a bit please. If
you have shortlisted 25 candidates you want to move forward
with, let the others know that you are not going to consider
their applications. It means the world to us. Really. Thanks.
-
Recruiters work. Or maybe it was just me that was lucky, but I
was three times as likely to receive a positive response to an
application when it was submitted by a recruiter. Nevertheless,
you must apply relentlessly as well.
-
They will reach out soon, if they want to talk to you. This
point may be related to the first one. If you don't hear back
for two weeks, chances are your application has been binned.
-
In my case, half the time my application was picked up, I landed
on a face to face interview, and about a third of those
interviews ended with me getting an offer in my hand.
I know it is not easy at times but have faith in yourself. If I
can do it, anyone can do it.
Good luck!


Tasks have a few basic naming conventions based on what their names start with.
There are a handful of other slightly less standard task names, most of which are meant to be utility tasks of some kind or aren’t as modular and repeatable as these other standard tasks and so don’t necessarily follow any particular naming conventions.
Most of the tasks are fairly module and specifically suited to being put together to form more comprehensive administration tasks that are common enough to be cumbersome on their own and when modularized, allow new more powerfully expressive ways of getting stuff done.
I highly encourage you to try running single tasks at a time and watching what they do on the server.
If you want to do anything more complicated than the config files will allow, then you’ll want to modify the fab tasks themselves.
To get an idea of how to modify these tasks, I would recommend reading the Task API and then also looking at Configuration
If you want to for example change the way gitolite or Apache adds users and vhosts, you’ll want to look at the install_ related tasks
You may likely also want to change the way that the regen_ tasks work because these are the tasks that actually put together your config files for upload to the server
Any install_ related task you create should probably have a corresponding backup_ and restore_ task, or at the very least a clean_ task, but none of these are strictly necessary.
If you want to adapt this for a different distribution you’ll want to look at the aptget_ related tasks and add corresponding tasks for yum
Here is the documentation for each fab task that is available
You can of course, also see this list with fab --list
Enable the Passenger module for serving Ruby apps
Enable the Proxy and Proxy HTTP modules
Enable the Rewrite module
Add a user with a preconfigured home directory
Add a user account with a skeleton directory structure from the config in the local skel dir
Add an awesomely cool shell prompt for a user
Our setup comes with a cool prompt but that comes from the skeleton directory for new users. If we are already a user, e.g. if we’re root or the default system user then we’ve already got a home directory and some config files, so we’ll need to gracefully add our setup with as little invasiveness as possible.
The home and user parameters are used if you are making this copy as another user, for example as root. In that case, after you are done copying these files, you’ll want to hand ownership over to the user in question, also you’ll want the files to be uploaded to the proper home directory.
Install database, image and xml dev headers for compiling modules
Common PHP, Ruby and python modules want some various dev headers around if we’re going to compile from scratch
We’ll need a compiler and basic build tools if we want to compile software.
Install the common databases: MySQL, Postgres and SQLite
Install git, the gitolite repo server and the gitweb frontend browser
Install Apache along with CGI and PHP modules
And a whole ton of common PHP extensions that should be good enough for running common fairly advanced software like Magento
Install the commonly desired tools for setting up a mail server
Updates package list and installs: locate, tmux, add-apt-repository
Some various handy things I alwas want, plus add-apt-repository is currently a dependency of the ubuntu packaging tasks, so do not remove that or remove calls to this function
Install and enable the apache WSGI module for running python apps
Update to the lates nginx repo and install nginx
Install and enable the apache Passenger module for running ruby apps
Install the Ubuntu-packaged ruby from the main system including dev headers
Download and install the latest security patches for Ubuntu.
Install subversion and apache plugin
Update to the latest uwsgi repo and install uwsgi
Install the latest vim which right now is 7.3
Update to the latest vim repo and install the latest vim plus a couple common utilities that my vim config uses:
Backs up the apache config to the backup directory
Backs up the nginx configuration dir into the backup directory
Backup a users home dir to the backup dir
If no backup yet exists for the given user’s home directory then create a backup for that user in remote_backup_dir/home_user.tar.gz
Backs up the webroot if it exists.
Title should be self explanatory, this backs up the main server webroot directory if it exists.
This is more like make clean. This deletes all the custom config files generated by regen_configs()
Sort of like make clean but more like uninstall.
This tries to remove all custom configs, delete all users, and restore original configs from the backups made by this script.
Removes the user configuration skeleton dir
Removes the skeleton from the config directory. Maybe don’t need this since we’ve got a clean config task already?
Delete the gitolite specific files for repositories and config and such
Remove the deploy and main user accounts
Remove the main remote backup dir
Remove the main configuration uploads dir
Try to clean up any of the custom user configurations for root
Remove the custom vim configuration if it exists. Remove sudoers file. Delete various other shell customization files.
Remove the extra team privileges
Remove any team user accounts
Delete the custom system wide vim config files if they exist
Copy pubkey from root to avoid password prompt
Copy our current key from the root user to another user to avoid the need for a password when logging in.
Recursively set and enforce group ownership of a directory
This is the case where we want all users of the group to always be able to have write permissions on all files in this directory, even new files created by other people.
Add virtualenv capabilites to this user.
Mostly this just adds the config settings to the ~/.bashrc to provide access to workon and mkvirtualenv. This is only applicable on a per user basis.
Set group ownership of a directory
This is the case in which we want users to be able to add files to a directory but not automatically be able to edit or change the contents of that directory.
Regenerate the sphinx based documentation for this fabfile
Configure a root user account for convenient access, requires root password.
Installs your SSH key for the root user. Uploads the custom home directory skeleton for new users. Creates backup and config directories.
Initialialize the bare necessities, i.e. root user etc
Configures your admin user. Uploads the custom home directory skeleton for new users. Creates backup and config directories.
Install apache vhosts and custom “behind nginx” switch
Copies the customized and templated vhosts from your local config dir to the actual web server and then restarts. This also sets up a symlink for ports to allow switching between having apache as the master server and having apache behind an nginx reverse proxy. Sets up permissions for team sharing of the vhost configs.
Download and install RVM (the Ruby Version Manager)
Add rvm capabilites to this user. Mostly this just adds the config settings to the ~/.bashrc to provide access to rvm. This is only applicable on a per user basis.
Uploads the new user skeleton directory to the remote_config_dir
Initializes and sets up the gitolite server
Installs and a basic git server adds your repos and gives your developers access to those repos. There’s no backup fab task because there are never any repos to begin with, you may however wish to run the clean_gitolite task which deletes any and all files that the gitolite setup adds to its home directory.
Install deploy and main users depending on single_user_mode
Download and install the latest passenger gem into the system apache
Install nginx vhosts suitable for reverse proxying Apache
Copies the customized and templated vhosts from your local config dir to the actual web server and then restarts. Sets up permissions for team sharing of the vhost configs. For now these are not turned on by default.
Installs the “distribute” python package, a setuptools clone
Install setuptools so we can build pip and other packages. I prefer using distribute.
Download and install a recent version of the pip utility
Install virtualenv and virtual env wrapper from pip
Download and install rails 2.3.8 system wide
Ruby 1.8 with rails 2.3.8 keeps the main server compatible with radiantcms. Latest ruby and rails can be found in rvm for the deploy user.
Download and install the latest rubygems system wide
Download and install RVM (the Ruby Version Manager) for a given user
Add rvm capabilites to this user. Mostly this just adds the config settings to the ~/.bashrc to provide access to rvm. This is only applicable on a per user basis.
Install Ruby 1.9.2 and Rails 3.x from rvm for the given user
Also installs a number of pretty standard desirably gems. Don’t bother with the XSLT lib because it’s broken in 1.9.
Download and install Django CMS with pip
Add rvm capabilites to this user. Mostly this just adds the config settings to the ~/.bashrc to provide access to rvm. This is only applicable on a per user basis.
Give team members some limited webserver related priviliges
Install our own custom sudoers config for the team to allow team members to stop and start the web server.
Setup team user accounts for each member
If this is a shared workgroup server with multiple user accounts, then set up each initial user account with proper group and permissions to work on the same files
Install custom vim configuration
Try to install our custom vim configuration in the main system for all users.
Create initial webroot directory layout for Apache, Django and Rails
Sets up the initial outline for the main web server root directory. The way I like it is split in to three sections one for apache/php and two others for python and ruby (rails and django) projects.
The currently installed folders are
Generate server config files, like vhosts, based on templates.
Generate the config files from their respective templates. Also the list of gitolite repos is built from the settings array git_hosted_repos
Currently this list of templates includes
Generate a tarball of a config dir
This is a helper function for regenerating all the config tarballs for upload
Files end up in
Tarball the config tarballs for ease of upload
This script uploads a number of tarballs that are used to configure the server with the settings you want. This Method freshly regenerates those tarballs from scratch and keeps timestamped backups of any tarballs that might already exist. The current tarballs are
Add custom user configuration to an existing user
Backup the user’s home directory and install fresh files from the custom skeleton instead
Restore original apache config from backup if the backup exists
Restore original nginx config from backup if the backup exists
Restore a user’s original home directory from the backup dir
If a backup exists for the user’s home directory, delete the current home directory and restore from the backup.
Restore original webroot from backup if the backup exists
Change the ~/.bash_prompt var to use the special red root prompt
There are currently two prompts to select from, one is a regular user prompt that is green and red, and the other is the same but the all red to alter you that you are running commands as actual root and as so, to be careful.
Bootstrap an entire server from a blank rackspace Ubuntu 10.10 VPS
Installs and configures Apache HTTPD
Installs and configures web, mail and git servers
Installs and configures nginx
Installs python, virtualenv and WSGI.
Also installs the basic django modules system wide using pip. Installs virtualenv for the deploy user.
Installs rails and passenger.
Installs system ruby with compatibility rails, recent rubygems and rvm for deploy user with latest rails.
Installs and configures web, mail and git servers
Installs and configures subversion and apache svn server
Install basic user accounts
Test echo on localhost. Reports the git user settings and the environment $SHELL variable.
Test a remote host, takes user account login name as a single argument
Uploads the actual publicly accessible files for the default localhost
Installs a set of skeleton files for the default vhost, aka localhost, for apache. Right now this is basically just info.php which has a call to phpinfo() and a default index file so you can see that the server is working.


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The controlls are simple: Just click the mouse anywhere on the screen to change where the particle starts at!
When you get tired of watching an orbit, or when the particle leaves the screen, just click again to start a new orbit.
This web-app is implemented with JavaScript and an awesome WebGL/creative-coding library called Three.js. The code is available on my github page and seems to be relatively easy to read.
 So to get a more interesting/fun result this simulation uses two very large bodies (which we will call "planets") and one insignificantly small body (which we will call the "particle"). The two planets will orbit each other without feeling the effects of the particle. But the particle will have all sorts of interesting orbit paths depending on where it starts. On the black screen the blue circles represent the planets and the white line shows the path that the particle follows while orbiting them.


Here is the 2d design stuff. The projects you see below were all designed in Corell draw and are vector images. More specifically I used a trace function inorder to create, for the most part, images of the logos. I later used a trim tool to clean up the images, but I forgot to take a screenshot of it.
Also for the first picture, I was able to laser cut it out of card board. this was done by sending it to the laser cutter like you would a printer and then set the dimentions to that of the laser cutter and then apply setting for cardboard.


| RGBLINK(5) | File Formats Manual | RGBLINK(5) |
rgblink
—
linker script file format
A linker script consists on a series of banks followed by a list
of sections and, optionally, commands. They can be lowercase or uppercase,
it is ignored. Any line can contain a comment starting with
‘;
’ that ends at the end of the
line:
ROMX $F ; This is a comment "Functions to read array" ALIGN 8 "Array aligned to 256 bytes" WRAMX 2 "Some variables"
Numbers can be in decimal or hexadecimal format (the prefix is
‘$
’). It is an error if any section
name or command is found before setting a bank.
Files can be included by using the INCLUDE
keyword, followed by a string with the path of the file that has to be
included.
The possible bank types are: ROM0
,
ROMX
, VRAM
,
SRAM
, WRAM0
,
WRAMX
, OAM
and
HRAM
. Unless there is a single bank, which can occur
with types ROMX
, VRAM
,
SRAM
and WRAMX
, it is needed
to specify a bank number after the type.
When a new bank statement is found, sections found after it will be placed right from the beginning of that bank. If the linker script switches to a different bank and then comes back to a previous one, it will continue from the last address that was used.
The only two commands are ORG
and
ALIGN
:
ORG
sets the address in which new sections will be placed. It can not be lower
than the current address.ALIGN
will increase the address until it is aligned to the specified boundary
(it tries to set to 0 the number of bits specified after the command:
‘ALIGN 8
’ will align to $100).Note: The bank, alignment, address and type of
sections can be specified both in the source code and in the linker script.
For a section to be able to be placed with the linker script, the bank,
address and alignment must be left unassigned in the source code or be
compatible with what is specified in the linker script. For example,
‘ALIGN[8]
’ in the source code is
compatible with ‘ORG $F00
’ in the
linker script.
rgblink
was originally written by Carsten
Sørensen as part of the ASMotor package, and was later packaged in
RGBDS by Justin Lloyd. It is now maintained by a number of contributors at
https://github.com/rednex/rgbds.
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| uint64 | getBytesWrittenToMC (const CounterStateType &before, const CounterStateType &after) |
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| uint64 | getBytesReadFromPMM (const CounterStateType &before, const CounterStateType &after) |
| | Computes number of bytes read from PMM memory. More...
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| uint64 | getBytesWrittenToPMM (const CounterStateType &before, const CounterStateType &after) |
| | Computes number of bytes written to PMM memory. More...
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| | Computes number of bytes read from MCDRAM memory controllers. More...
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| | Computes number of bytes written to MCDRAM memory controllers. More...
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| uint64 | getIORequestBytesFromMC (const CounterStateType &before, const CounterStateType &after) |
| | Computes number of bytes of read/write requests from all IO sources. More...
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| uint64 | getConsumedEnergy (const CounterStateType &before, const CounterStateType &after) |
| | Returns energy consumed by processor, excluding DRAM (measured in internal units) More...
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| uint64 | getDRAMConsumedEnergy (const CounterStateType &before, const CounterStateType &after) |
| | Returns energy consumed by DRAM (measured in internal units) More...
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| double | getPackageCStateResidency (int state, const CounterStateType &before, const CounterStateType &after) |
| | Computes residency in the package C-state. More...
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| uint64 | getPackageCStateResidency (int state, const CounterStateType &now) |
| | Reads raw residency counter for the package C-state. More...
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| double | getLLCReadMissLatency (const CounterStateType &before, const CounterStateType &after) |
| | Returns average last level cache read+prefetch miss latency in ns.
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| double | getLocalMemoryRequestRatio (const CounterStateType &before, const CounterStateType &after) |
| | Get local memory access ration measured in home agent. More...
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Basic uncore counter state.
Intended only for derivation, but not for the direct use


Good family movie for the holiday weekend. I enjoyed how the "true love" message played out in a different way than usual. There is no real villain in the movie, and limited violence, but my 4-year old did get scared by the ice monster and wolves; there is also a scene where a girl punches a boy, which he didn't like.
This was such a good movie. I loved the theme of the two sisters learning about bonding and love. Anna is adorable in her awkwardness, and Elsa's character is interesting with her sort-of-tragic story. Violence: Elsa and Anna's parents die in the beginning of the story.


My favourite movie is Stand By Me. Stand by Me is a 1986 American coming-of-age comedy-drama film directed by Rob Reiner and starring Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, and Jerry O'Connell. The film, whose plot is based on Stephen King's book.... The Body (1982) and title is derived from Ben E. King's eponymous song, which plays over the ending credits, tells the story of four boys in a small town in Oregon who go on a hike to find the dead body of a missing child.
Here are some interesting scenes from the movie.


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COVID - 19
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered coronavirus.
Vaccine?
At this time, there are no specific vaccines or treatments for COVID-19. However, there are many ongoing clinical trials evaluating potential treatments.
A novel coronavirus is a new coronavirus that has not been previously identified. The virus causing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), is not the same as the coronaviruses that commonly circulate among humans and cause mild illness, like the common cold.
It depends on the virus, but common signs include respiratory symptoms, fever, cough, shortness of breath, and breathing difficulties. In more severe cases, infection can cause pneumonia, severe acute respiratory syndrome, kidney failure and even death.
Standard recommendations to reduce exposure to and transmission of a range of illnesses include maintaining basic hand and respiratory hygiene, and safe food practices and avoiding close contact, when possible, with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness such as coughing and sneezing.
Wash your hands regularly with soap and water for at least 40 seconds. If you don’t have access to clean water and soap, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer and keep rubbing it into your hands for 20 seconds.
Avoid touching your face.
Sneeze or cough into a clean tissue, and then throw it away and wash your hands.
Stay at least one metre away from other people, especially if they are unwell.
Those who think they may have been exposed to coronavirus, either through travel to an affected area or close contact with someone who has a confirmed case, should call a healthcare professional if they have any of the symptoms It is important to call first, so that the clinic or hospital can prepare and prevent the spread of infection. To diagnose a potential case, healthcare professionals may run tests to rule out flu and other common infections, as well as test for COVID-19.
At this time there is no vaccine to prevent coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The FDA is working with vaccine developers and other researchers and manufacturers to help expedite the development and availability of medical products such as vaccines, antibodies, and drugs to prevent COVID-19.


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Total width (columns).
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Horizontal sync signal offset.
Horizontal sync signal width.
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Vertical sync signal offset.
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You can take advantage of the extra time you’ll have with your child this summer by incorporating reading games into your everyday activities. These times when you can help your child practice reading and writing are Golden Opportunities. Here are 10 ways to make sure you don’t miss out.
- When waiting for a meal in a restaurant, ask your child to read items on the menu.
- When waiting at the ice cream shop, have your child try to read all the ice cream flavors. To mix things up you could ask them to read to themselves and then tell you all the flavors that include chocolate or a type of fruit.
- On a car trip, a great way to pass the time is to read bumper stickers and the sides of panel trucks. See who can be the first one to spot a specific word or letter.
 Depending on age and reading level, your child can read signs or the full descriptions from books and brochures.
- Let your child write a list of things to take on vacation. They can then check off the items on their list as they pack.
- Similarly, your child can make a summer activity to-do list. Let them post it on the refrigerator and make tally marks of the number of times they did particular things at the end of the day.
- Summer is the perfect time to make cool collections of things you find outdoors—bugs, rocks, flowers, etc.—and make custom labels. Older kids can look up the objects in their collection in library books, while younger kids can fill out their labels with simple descriptions.
- As a family, send post cards to friends and relatives even if you don’t leave town.
- A new notebook can serve a number of purposes for your child: a diary or travel journal, a field notebook or collection of short stories.
- Start a scrapbook with pictures and captions of summer fun.


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The page that presents the transfer funds form contains a valid request token. The URL for the
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This section defines the terminology used in this document.
Both iocCore and pvIOC are based on the concept of a database
of memory resident "smart" records.
A record is called smart because code is attached to the record
and is triggered by asking the record to process.
CAV3 (channel access version 3), which is a component of iocCore,
provides network access to iocCore records.
pvAccess provides network access to pvIOC records.
Both access a record via the channelName which is just
the name of the record and optionally the name of a field in the record.
The record name must be unique within the local area network.
- Channel Access
-
- Overview of the code that provides network access to data.
- Record and Record Processing
- Overview of how data in a record is structured and an overview of what happens
when a record is processed.
Each of these is discused first for iocCore and then for pvAccess/pvIOC.
Before starting the discussion it is important to state that the C++ version of pvIOC is not
complete.
pvIOCCPP is not complete
There are both Java and C++ implementations of pvData, pvAccess, and pvIOC.
The Java and C++ implementations of both pvData and pvAccess are complete.
Java provides a complete implementation of pvIOC.
The C++ implementation is only beginning. The last section briefly describes the current implementation.
Channel Access
CAV3
For CAV3 a channelName consists of a "recordName.fieldName"
The default fieldName is "VAL".
The field data has one of the following types:
- scalar
- This is one of:
- integer
- Signed 8, 16, and 32 bit integers.
- IEEE floating point
- Single and Double precision
- string
- A 40 character C style string
- array
- An array of one of the scalar types.
An array has fixed capacity but the length can vary.
- enumerated
- An index + a set of up to 16 26 character C style strings.
In addition a field can have some set of the following properties.
- alarm
- status and severity where each is a 16 bit signed integer.
There is a header file and code for manipulating alarms.
- timeStamp
- An unsigned 32 bit integer that is the number of seconds since 1990
and an unsigned 32 bit integer that is nano seconds within the second.
There is a header file and code for manipulating timeStamps.
- display
- display limits,precision, alarm limits, and units.
- control
- control limits
CAV3 provides I/O functions that falls into the following classes:
- get
- The client specifies the data type desired plus a set of property data.
A fixed set of structures are defined for the property data.
The IOC converts between the data type of the IOC record field and what
the client requests.
- put
- The client specifies the data type desired.
- monitor
- The client specifies the data type desired plus a set of property data.
CAV3 provides no way for the client to influence record processing.
Puts can cause processing but database access decides if a put causes a
record to process.
pvAccess
For pvAccess a channelName consists of just the recordName.
How the client specifies what data and options are desired are discussed below.
For now just realize that each data item passed between client and server
is a via an identical top level pvStructure on each side.
A brief description of a pvStructure is that it is a structure that has
a set of PVFields where each field has one of the following types:
- scalar
- This is one of:
- boolean
- true or false
- integer
- Signed and unsigned 8, 16, 32 and 64 bit integers.
- IEEE floating point
- Single and Double precision
- string
- In Java a Java String. In C++ a std::string.
- array
- An array of one of the scalar types. Both the capacity and length
can vary
- structure
- A substructure.
- structureArray
- An array of PVStructures where each element has the same introspection
interface.
Although pvAccess itself does not get involved,
pvData defines a set of "standard" PVStructures and assocated code
called properties.
Note: pvData and pvAccess are not directly involved with normative types (NT).
They merely make it possible to create NT structures.
The currently defined property structures are:
- enumerated
- A structure that has two fields: an integer index,
and an array of strings named choices.
- alarm
- A structure that has fields status and severity
where each is a 16 bit signed integer. In addition there is a string field
named message.
There are interface definitions and code for manipulating alarms.
- timeStamp
- An signed 64 bit integer that is the number of seconds since 1970
and a signed 32 bit integer that is nano seconds within the second.
There are interface definitions and code for manipulating alarms.
- display
- display limits, description, format, and units.
- valueAlarm
- If the value field is type numeric then a structure with fields
alarm limits, active, hystersis.
If the value field is an enumerated structure then
a structure with fields active, changeStateSeverity, and stateSeverity.
The stateSeverity is an integer array.
- control
- control limits
pvAccess provides the following:
- channelProcess
- Ask for a record to process without any data transfer between client
and server.
- channelGet
- Transfer data from server to client.
The data is transfered between identical top
level structures, which are created when the channelGet is created.
Only data that has changed since the last get is tranfered.
- channelPut
- Transfer data from server to client.
The data is transfered between identical top
level structures, which are created when the channelPut is created.
Only data that has changed since the last put is tranfered.
- channelPutGet
- This is a put followed by a get. Different structures are involved with
put and get but again the structures at each end are created when the
channelPutGet is created.
Only data that has changed since the last putGet is tranfered.
- channelArray
- This supported put and get of subarray.
The offset and lengthi are specified.
- channelRPC
- This is a put followed by get. No structures are created when the
channelRPC is created. The structures for each request can be completely
different than the previous request.
- monitor
- Ask to receive data from the server everytime the data changes
subject to some algorithm. Each side can create a queue of structures for the
data. Only data which changes is transfered. The client is notified of
queue overflows.
When a client connects to a record the client receives an interface Channel.
The interface has a create method for each of the above,
i.e. createChannelProcess, etc.
Each of these create methods has an argument "PVStructure pvRequest".
The pvRequest structure is passed from the client to the server.
pvAccess itself does not care what is in pvRequest; it is just a top level pvStructure.
But a set of conventions exist for communication with a PVIOC.
A pvAccess server should follow the same conventions unless it has special
requirements.
There is a "convenience" service that, given a string, creates a pvRequest.
A simple example is:
pvRequest = createRequest("field(alarm,timeStamp,value)");
The details are provided in pvAccessJava.html.
The brief description is that the pvRequest allows the client to specify the following:
- Data Desired
- The client can select an arbitary subset of the fields in the pvIOC record.
This applies to channelGet, channelPut, and channelMonitor.
For channelPutGet the client can separately specify the put and get structures.
- Record Options
- An example is:
pvRequest = createRequest("record[process=true]field(alarm,timeStamp,value)");
This asks that the record be processed.
There are two standard record options:
- process
- This can have the value true or false.
This option applies to channelGet, channelPut, and channelPutGet.
The default is false for get and true for channelPut
and channelPutGet. For channelRPC there is no process option since proccess is implied.
- queueSize
- This is for monitor.
- Field Options
- Options can also be specified for individual fields.
A standard option for scalar array fields is shareData.
Monitor accepts options for monitor algorithms.
Record and Record Processing
V3IOC record data
A record is a flat structure, i.e.
it is a structure that has a set of fields each of which has a name.
Each field is one of the following types:
DBF_STRING,
DBF_CHAR,
DBF_UCHAR,
DBF_SHORT,
DBF_USHORT,
DBF_LONG,
DBF_ULONG,
DBF_FLOAT,
DBF_DOUBLE,
DBF_ENUM,
DBF_MENU,
DBF_DEVICE,
DBF_INLINK,
DBF_OUTLINK,
DBF_FWDLINK,
DBF_NOACCESS
DBF_CHAR, ... ,DBF_DOUBLE are the numeric types.
The other types are:
- DBF_STRING
- This is a string field. A string field has a capacity
determined when by how the field is created.
The actual data is a C char array.
It can have any size which can be determined via facilities
provided by dbAccess.
- DBF_ENUM
- This is a for the VAL field.
The field is an unsigned 16 bit integer.
The Record Support Entry Table (rset discussed below) provides
a method get_enum_strs which provides the set of choices.
The bi, bo, mbbi, mbbo, etc record types inplement the choices
via a separate DBF_STRING field for each choice.
A client can only change a choice by knowing details about the
record type.
- DBF_MENU
- The V3 database supports this type. It makes the data available to
clients as a enumerated value. The choices are immutable.
- DBF_DEVICE
- This is the type for field DTYP,
which is a field common to all record types.
It specifies what type of device support is attached
to the record. It is also made available to clients as
an enumerated value. The choices are determined when the record
instance is created and can not be changed dynamically.
- DBF_INLINK
- DBF_OUTLINK
- These are string fields used by device support.
The format is determined by the device support.
Some types of device support can be changed dynamically
but the client must know the syntax
- DBF_FWDLINK
- This is a string field that can hold the name of another record.
If configured then when the record holding the link is processed
the linked record is also processed.
- DBF_NOACCESS
- This is a field that hold private data that can not be accesed
from outside the record.
V3IOC record processing
A record instance has a record type.
Each record type has a fixed set of fields. Each has a common set of 43 fields
and a set of record type specific fields. For example ai adds 39 fields
and mbbi adds 65 fields. Most of these fields are not of interest to clients.
The field of most interest is VAL. Many other fields are properties
of the value field. Normally client code does not directly access property fields
but gets their values via chnnelAccess.
Many fields are private and can not be accessed via channelAccess.
EPICS base provides a set of record types, e. g. ai, ao, bi, bo, etc.
It also provides facilities for defining additional record types.
Each record type has associated code that is accessed via a rset (Record
Support Entry Table):
typedef struct rset { /* record support entry table */
long number; /*number of support routines */
RECSUPFUN report; /*print report */
RECSUPFUN init; /*init support */
RECSUPFUN init_record; /*init record */
RECSUPFUN process; /*process record */
RECSUPFUN special; /*special processing */
RECSUPFUN get_value; /*get value field */
RECSUPFUN cvt_dbaddr; /*cvt dbAddr */
RECSUPFUN get_array_info;
RECSUPFUN put_array_info;
RECSUPFUN get_units;
RECSUPFUN get_precision;
RECSUPFUN get_enum_str; /*get string from enum item*/
RECSUPFUN get_enum_strs; /*get all enum strings */
RECSUPFUN put_enum_str; /*put string from enum item*/
RECSUPFUN get_graphic_double;
RECSUPFUN get_control_double;
RECSUPFUN get_alarm_double;
}rset;
These method are called by dbAccess, which is major component of iocCore.
Method process is called to process the record.
The details are determined by the record suport.
The methods get_value, ... ,get_alarm_double are all related
to the field named VAL.
get_array_info and put_array_info apply if the value field
is an array. get_enum_str ,..., put_enum_str apply if value
is an enumerated field.
The other get_xxx methods get properties of the value field.
Three fields from dbCommon releted to record processing are
SCAN,FLNK, and DTYP.
Many record types have either a field INPUT or OUTPUT.
- SCAN
- This is a menu field that determines what causes the record to process.
A record can be processed periodically or by two different interrupt
mechanism. A record can also be declared passive, which means
that it is only processed when a client or a link from another record
asks that the record be processed. A field can have an attribute
of process passive. When a client issues a put to the field and SCAN
is passive then the record is processed.
- FLNK
- This is a forward link. The link can either be a dblink or a calink.
For a dblink the linked record will be part of the same scan set
as the record containing the FLNK. The concept of scan set is
discussed below. This field is handled by dbAccess rather than the
record support.
- DTYP
- A record type can have associated device support.
Device support is called by record support via a dset (device support
entry table. The device support can be anything that implements
the dset. Often the device support accesses hardware. A common example
is support that communicates with the asynDriver facility.
But iocCore provides support for links the other records (dblink)
and to CAV3 channels (calink). Like FLINK the dblink record will be
in the same lock set.
- INPUT
- OUTPUT
- If the record type has an INPUT field then, by definition,
it is an input record, i. e. it gets data from somewhere else.
Similarly if it has an OUTPUT field it is an output record.
In either case this field is a string field that has configuration
information for the device support. The format is determined by
the device support.
Because processing a record can cause linked records to also be processed,
the concept of scan set exists.
Before a record is processed a function dbScanLock is called and when
it completes processing dbScanUnlock is called.
All records linked together directly or indirectly are placed in the same lock set.
When dbScanLock is called the entire set, not just the specified record, is locked.
This prevents two different tasks from simultaneously modifying records in the same lock set.
Device support can be either synchronous or asynchronous.
A synchronous record is a record where device support can complete without
wait for I/O. Asynchronous support is support that needs to wait.
Asynchonous processing consists of two two phases: process start
and process completion.
Between the two phases the record is unlocked.
pvIOC record data
NOTE: currently record and record processing is only
implemented by pvIOCJava.
A PVRecord has a top level PVStructure.
Thus the data layout is just PVData.
As mentioned above pvData defines standard structures and support for
enumerated, alarm, timeStamp, display, control, and valueAlarm.
pvIOC record processing
pvIOC has the the same processing features as V3IOC.
The main difference are:
- locking
- The record is locked. There is the ability to
lock one other record but no concept of scan sets.
The concept of synchronous and asynchronous does exists.
- support
- No concept of record types, record support, and device support exists.
Instead support can optionally be attached to any field.
Support must implement the methods defined by interface Support
When support is initialized it looks, starting with the field to
which it is attached, for fields that it requires.
Several basic support modules are provided by pvIOC.
Amoung these is Generic. It is normally attached to the
top level structure. It looks in the immediate substructure for
each field that have attached support and calls it's support methods
- support configuration
- Configuration is done via PVData fields
The interface for support is:
interface Support {
void initialize();
void start(AfterStart afterStart);
void stop();
void uninitialize();
void process(SupportProcessRequester supportProcessRequester);
}
Although record types do not exist there are standards for field layout
so that the equivalent of the V3IOC ai, ao, etc records can be created.
Support is provided that implements database and channelAccess links.
CAV3/V3Record <==> pvAccess/pvIOC
The status of interoperability between V3 and pvIOC/pvAccess is:
- pvAccessJava
- A pvAccess can comunicate with a channel via either CAV3 of pvAccess.
In either case the data appears to the client as pvData.
- pvIOCJava
- This provides a CAV3 server. This allows a CAV3 client to access fields of a PVRecord.
- pvAccessCPP
- Currenly has no support for CAV3.
- pcIOCCPP
- v3Channel is a pvAccess server for accessing V3 records.
From the point of view of a pvAccess client.
- Java Client
- Has access to a channel using either the CAV3 or pvAccess network protocal.
Thus it has access to PVRecords on a pvIOCJava and to V3 records on any V3 IOC.
It also has access to multiChannal data that resides in a pvIOCCPP.
- C++ client
- Has access to a channel only via pvAccess protocal.
Thus it has access to PVRecords on a pvIOCJava and
has access to V3 data only if the V3IOC has the v3Channel server running.
It also has access to multiChannal data that resides in a pvIOCCPP.
A CAV3 client has access to a channel that is a PVRecord only if the record
is on a pvIOCJava.
Status of pvIOCCPP
pvIOCCPP is the C++ implementation of pvIOC.
As of the beta 2 release of EPICS V4 the only complete feature provided
by pvIOCCPP so v3Channel , which provides pvAccess for V3 records.
This allows a pvAccess client access to a V3Record with out using CAV3.


Sri Lanka election commission censors state TV in lead-up to vote
Independent Television Network (ITN) accused of bias against opposition frontrunner Gotabaya Rajapaksa.
Sri Lanka's election commission has said it will censor the political coverage of a state-owned TV station after accusing it of bias against the former president's brother, who is running in the country's upcoming presidential election.
The unprecedented move came after the Independent Television Network (ITN) aired a programme alleging loyalists to the previous government had thwarted a corruption probe into the family of former President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
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The election commission said the broadcast had harmed opposition frontrunner Gotabaya Rajapaksa, the brother of the former leader.
The channel will be banned from showing political content from Monday without the commission's approval, chairman Mahinda Deshapriya said.
"ITN cannot broadcast any political content without clearing with the Election Commission until the conclusion of the election on November 16," said a letter sent from Deshapriya to the network late on Saturday and seen by AFP news agency.
The letter also said that any live events filmed by the station must be shown to the commission for approval before being transmitted.
It is the first time that a Sri Lankan election chief has censored a TV station.
The commission said it had received many complaints about other channels campaigning for Rajapaksa without declaring their bias, but could not take action as these were all private networks.
The election has attracted a record 35 candidates, with nearly 16 million people eligible to vote. Last week, the commission said it was working with Facebook to take down posts that defamed election candidates.
Gotabaya is a hero to many Sinhalese, who are Buddhist and make up about 75 percent of Sri Lanka's 22 million people, over his role in ending a 26-year civil war in 2009.
As secretary of defence under his brother's rule, Gotabaya played a key role in ending the Tamil Tigers' campaign for an independent state for ethnic minority Tamils. But during that time, the military was accused of various abuses, including torture, enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings.


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Context Aware System Observation Ontology: Description
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Figure 1 presents an overview of the classes and properties of the ontology CASO.
Fig 1. Overview of the CASO ontology


global-users.js contains the list of users who are authorized to use the Message Submission and POP3 services. It contains username, password pairs. An email client (MUA) must authenticate using such an account before submitting and retrieving messages.
Note: The users listed here will receive a POP maildrop and become valid recipients
for all local domains listed in domains.js
.
For example, you have a user account with the name john, and the local
domains are example.com and example.net.
In this case the Mireka accepts both<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Edit the global-users.js
file and add your user to the users
list.
For example if you have two users, John and Jane, the result should look something like this:
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Do not forget to designate a user as postmaster.